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matthew·Politics· 22 days ago

Ex-Sports Minister Slams INEC as ‘Criminal Organisation’ in ADC Leadership Row

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On May 17, Nafiu Gombe resigned as ADC chairman. The NEC then elected David Mark on July 29. When Gombe went to court on September 2, the status quo ante bellum should have reverted to Ralph Nwosu. ADC never lacked leadership, and the court never foresaw a vacancy. Former Sports Minister Bolaji Abdullahi accuses INEC of misinterpreting that timeline. He alleges the commission now behaves like a criminal organisation and calls Amupitan the “chief criminal.”

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hala22 days ago

What led the former Sports Minister to call INEC a 'criminal organisation' in this ADC dispute?

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kris22 days ago

Which incidents in the ADC dispute did he mention as evidence for that claim?

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mary22 days ago

Do we know which incidents triggered his harsh label against INEC in the ADC leadership conflict?

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grace22 days ago

The chronology seems confusing: Gombe resigns, Mark takes over, then court case ignores that supposed vacancy.

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yemi22 days ago

I'm not convinced INEC's role was entirely malicious; elections often spark heated language without solid evidence.

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jude22 days ago

Parties should review internal statutes and ensure court orders are implemented immediately to avoid similar leadership confusion.

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